
Simsima is an eSIM marketplace offering instant connectivity in 190+ countries. Travelers can browse, purchase, and activate eSIMs directly from their phone — no physical SIM swap needed. Plans range from 1-day local passes to multi-country regional bundles, with coverage across Europe, Asia, the Americas, and beyond. Simsima supports all eSIM-compatible devices and offers 24/7 customer support based in Barcelona.
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Simsima does not provide a genuinely unlimited data eSIM for South Asia. The plans labeled “Unlimited – 5 days”, “Unlimited – 7 days”, “Unlimited – 10 days” and “Unlimited – 30 days” actually allow only 3GB of high‑speed data per day; after this amount the speed is lowered to 1000kbps. These are fixed data plans with a capped allowance, not unlimited plans.
Travelers looking for large data allowances can choose from a range of fixed plans, such as the 100GB plan valid for 180 days or the 50GB plans available for 7 days, 15 days, 30 days or 90 days. These options provide significant data at a fixed cost and are often more cost‑effective for most users compared with the capped “Unlimited” offerings.
Simsima does not offer eSIM plans for South Asia that include a phone number or SMS capability. The provider supplies only data‑only eSIMs for this region. Travelers who require voice or SMS functionality can use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp or Telegram over the data connection. However, some South Asian destinations may block or restrict access to certain apps, so users should verify that the services they need are available before purchasing.
Simsima offers two eSIM plans that cover the following South Asian countries: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Pakistan.
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